FAWKE
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Edit a ntext <Long Text> field/record in a table. easily!
Hi there,
I have taken over a SQL 2000 database and within it is a table which has
content for ASP web pages.
Some of the content is pretty long, and for some reason is displayed as
<Long Text> in the table, up returning all rows.
This particular field is ntext.
I need to change this text, how can i do this by ammending the existing
text? I need to see what is there!
I have tried to look into this and there is no "simple" way to do this!!!
HELP!, and be gentle, i am new to SQL and need to be spoon fed a tad ;-)
Hope you guys can help,
Thanx
I have taken over a SQL 2000 database and within it is a table which has
content for ASP web pages.
Some of the content is pretty long, and for some reason is displayed as
<Long Text> in the table, up returning all rows.
This particular field is ntext.
I need to change this text, how can i do this by ammending the existing
text? I need to see what is there!
I have tried to look into this and there is no "simple" way to do this!!!
HELP!, and be gentle, i am new to SQL and need to be spoon fed a tad ;-)
Hope you guys can help,
Thanx
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when you start Access 2000 you can create a new Project... this will take you to a wizard that will create the links etc to your db.
You can then edit the table directly (as per FAWKE's recomendation) or create a form over the table.
Richard
You can then edit the table directly (as per FAWKE's recomendation) or create a form over the table.
Richard
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wicked, well thanks guys.... all sorted, im gonna make the changes and issue the points,
Thanx again.. what a good job you guys do...
Thanx again.. what a good job you guys do...
Make sure you have a valide Primary key on the table or Access won't let you edit it....
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I am not a confident developer, so what might take you 15mins will take me 60mins ;-)
This is the view i get for SOME records in a column, in the SQL enterprise manager,,,,,
Il give that a go,
Any other ideas??